Environmental Education

The Pine Hollow Arboretum currently provides many science-oriented educational opportunities for the community. The unique forest environment of trees, shrubs, and plants found at Pine Hollow Arboretum presents a novel “living laboratory” to observe many ecological concepts at work. As we move forward, we hope to be the host site of research studies that contribute relevant information to the fields of horticulture, plant conservation, climate studies, forestry, and ecology. 

Current science-oriented programs at Pine Hollow include:

• Hands-on Environmental Education for Elementary Students
• Environmental Leadership Training for High School Students
• Ash Tree Survival Initiative 
• Outreach Workshops on Emerging and Established Invasive Species
• Hybrid Oak Plantings Monitored by Cornell University
• 10 Minute- Field Trips. Check some out here! 

If you are a student or researcher interested in using The Pine Hollow Arboretum as a research site, please contact us!

The Pine Hollow Arboretum happily welcomes researchers of all calibers to study our horticultural collection and land. 

Current research studies done at Pine Hollow Arboretum include:

• True American Chestnut Identification and conservation in collaboration with the American Chestnut Foundation
• SUNY ESF, graduate student study of the Asian Chestnut Gall Wasp.

For additional information on any of these topics, please email pinehollowarb@gmail.com

If you are a student or researcher interested in using The Pine Hollow Arboretum as a research site, please contact us!